Re: Re: websites for coping with the downsizing of medicare and medicaid

[Guest guest]

; there is more coming! And Rosemary can probably re-send the one on

New York State. I am still trying to find the telephone numbers of the CCC and

GHPP sites in California; I can see months of work ahead, but it is a pleasure!

Re: websites for coping with the downsizing of medicare

and medicaid

n,

We need to get all these information on the CF files. This is very

important information.

Thank you,

> 1) http://www.phrma.org - this is the official website of the

Pharmaceutical Research and manufacturers of America. The site

features a link to an official directory of phar maceutical company-

sponsored for assistance programs that can help low-income patients

with their prescriptions. This directory allows patients to seach

for assistance programs by manufacturer and provides information

about enrolling in programs to receive discounted of free medicines.

>

> 2) http://www.medicare.gov - This website provides information

about healthcare

> options under Medicare or complementary to medicare under

its " Prescription Drug Assistance Program " section. Consumers may

access personalized information

> about Medigap plans, Medicare Managed Care Plans, state assistance

programs,

> pharmaceutical company programs and other kinds of insurance, by

entering a

> zip code and/or prescription drug name and manufacturer name.

>

> 3) http://www.rxhope.com - This website offers resources for

consumers, advocates

> and health care providers in accessing patient assistance programs

offered by

> federal, state, county and charitable organizations.

>

> 4) http://www.needymeds.com - This website provides information on

drug assis

> tance programs offered by pharmaceutical companies. Information

can be acces

> sed by drug name and drug company.

>

> For your or your child's or spouse's or partner's physician/clinic

only:

> 5) http://www.rxassist.org - This website allows health care

professionals to ac

> cess more than 100 pharmaceutical manufacturer's patient assistant

programs

> on behalf of their patients. Searches may be conducted by company

name,

> brand drug name, generic name or drug therapy class, and

applications forms are

> available on line for the programs.

>

> For the state of California only:

> http://www.rtk.org - This is the official website of the Citizens

for the Right to

> Know in California. This website provides consumers with

information about

> their health plans, including an interactive link with information

on drug formularies

> for the state of California and general information that may be

useful for residents

> of other states. The website provides about choosing a health plan

and what con

> sumers should do if they do not receive appropriate and timely

access to care.

>

> http://www.smartcoalition.org - This is the official website of the

SMARTxT Coalition

> of California. which conducts the " Senior Medication Awareness

Training Program, "

> an education outreach effort to help increase the proper useage of

medications.

> The site also includes general information on questions to ask your

doctor and

> pharmacist; helpful medication hints; and medication problems to

look out for.

>

> I have a list of many other pharmaceutical resources as well, and

in order to spare

> me the typing, and you the tedium; I will post parts of the rest

separately.

>

> I do hope this this shall have proved helpful; anything which

applies to " seniors "

> under federal law at this time, still applies to those on Social

Security Disability

> Income.

>

> Love to all on all my favorite lists,

> n Rojas

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, please do so; I am just to busy at the moment, and have not lost the docu

ments, but did lose my own post! Love to you and to all at cfparents,

Love,

n

Re: websites for coping with the downsizing of medicare

and medicaid

n do you mind if I uploaded on the CF Parents file. I think

this is very important information to have on hand at all time. We

get people that pass through here in some need every once in a

while. It would be nice to tell them to refer to the files under

such and such name.

Love to you, and thank you!

> > 1) http://www.phrma.org - this is the official website of the

> Pharmaceutical Research and manufacturers of America. The site

> features a link to an official directory of phar maceutical

company-

> sponsored for assistance programs that can help low-income

patients

> with their prescriptions. This directory allows patients to

seach

> for assistance programs by manufacturer and provides information

> about enrolling in programs to receive discounted of free

medicines.

> >

> > 2) http://www.medicare.gov - This website provides information

> about healthcare

> > options under Medicare or complementary to medicare under

> its " Prescription Drug Assistance Program " section. Consumers

may

> access personalized information

> > about Medigap plans, Medicare Managed Care Plans, state

assistance

> programs,

> > pharmaceutical company programs and other kinds of insurance,

by

> entering a

> > zip code and/or prescription drug name and manufacturer name.

> >

> > 3) http://www.rxhope.com - This website offers resources for

> consumers, advocates

> > and health care providers in accessing patient assistance

programs

> offered by

> > federal, state, county and charitable organizations.

> >

> > 4) http://www.needymeds.com - This website provides information

on

> drug assis

> > tance programs offered by pharmaceutical companies.

Information

> can be acces

> > sed by drug name and drug company.

> >

> > For your or your child's or spouse's or partner's

physician/clinic

> only:

> > 5) http://www.rxassist.org - This website allows health care

> professionals to ac

> > cess more than 100 pharmaceutical manufacturer's patient

assistant

> programs

> > on behalf of their patients. Searches may be conducted by

company

> name,

> > brand drug name, generic name or drug therapy class, and

> applications forms are

> > available on line for the programs.

> >

> > For the state of California only:

> > http://www.rtk.org - This is the official website of the

Citizens

> for the Right to

> > Know in California. This website provides consumers with

> information about

> > their health plans, including an interactive link with

information

> on drug formularies

> > for the state of California and general information that may be

> useful for residents

> > of other states. The website provides about choosing a health

plan

> and what con

> > sumers should do if they do not receive appropriate and timely

> access to care.

> >

> > http://www.smartcoalition.org - This is the official website of

the

> SMARTxT Coalition

> > of California. which conducts the " Senior Medication Awareness

> Training Program, "

> > an education outreach effort to help increase the proper useage

of

> medications.

> > The site also includes general information on questions to ask

your

> doctor and

> > pharmacist; helpful medication hints; and medication problems

to

> look out for.

> >

> > I have a list of many other pharmaceutical resources as well,

and

> in order to spare

> > me the typing, and you the tedium; I will post parts of the

rest

> separately.

> >

> > I do hope this this shall have proved helpful; anything which

> applies to " seniors "

> > under federal law at this time, still applies to those on

Social

> Security Disability

> > Income.

> >

> > Love to all on all my favorite lists,

> > n Rojas

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thank YOU! n

Re: websites for coping with the downsizing of medicare

and medicaid

n it is done, as you pop them I will out them in the files.

Thank you for the research!

> > > 1) http://www.phrma.org - this is the official website of

the

> > Pharmaceutical Research and manufacturers of America. The

site

> > features a link to an official directory of phar maceutical

> company-

> > sponsored for assistance programs that can help low-income

> patients

> > with their prescriptions. This directory allows patients to

> seach

> > for assistance programs by manufacturer and provides

information

> > about enrolling in programs to receive discounted of free

> medicines.

> > >

> > > 2) http://www.medicare.gov - This website provides

information

> > about healthcare

> > > options under Medicare or complementary to medicare under

> > its " Prescription Drug Assistance Program " section.

Consumers

> may

> > access personalized information

> > > about Medigap plans, Medicare Managed Care Plans, state

> assistance

> > programs,

> > > pharmaceutical company programs and other kinds of

insurance,

> by

> > entering a

> > > zip code and/or prescription drug name and manufacturer

name.

> > >

> > > 3) http://www.rxhope.com - This website offers resources

for

> > consumers, advocates

> > > and health care providers in accessing patient assistance

> programs

> > offered by

> > > federal, state, county and charitable organizations.

> > >

> > > 4) http://www.needymeds.com - This website provides

information

> on

> > drug assis

> > > tance programs offered by pharmaceutical companies.

> Information

> > can be acces

> > > sed by drug name and drug company.

> > >

> > > For your or your child's or spouse's or partner's

> physician/clinic

> > only:

> > > 5) http://www.rxassist.org - This website allows health

care

> > professionals to ac

> > > cess more than 100 pharmaceutical manufacturer's patient

> assistant

> > programs

> > > on behalf of their patients. Searches may be conducted by

> company

> > name,

> > > brand drug name, generic name or drug therapy class, and

> > applications forms are

> > > available on line for the programs.

> > >

> > > For the state of California only:

> > > http://www.rtk.org - This is the official website of the

> Citizens

> > for the Right to

> > > Know in California. This website provides consumers with

> > information about

> > > their health plans, including an interactive link with

> information

> > on drug formularies

> > > for the state of California and general information that

may be

> > useful for residents

> > > of other states. The website provides about choosing a

health

> plan

> > and what con

> > > sumers should do if they do not receive appropriate and

timely

> > access to care.

> > >

> > > http://www.smartcoalition.org - This is the official

website of

> the

> > SMARTxT Coalition

> > > of California. which conducts the " Senior Medication

Awareness

> > Training Program, "

> > > an education outreach effort to help increase the proper

useage

> of

> > medications.

> > > The site also includes general information on questions to

ask

> your

> > doctor and

> > > pharmacist; helpful medication hints; and medication

problems

> to

> > look out for.

> > >

> > > I have a list of many other pharmaceutical resources as

well,

> and

> > in order to spare

> > > me the typing, and you the tedium; I will post parts of the

> rest

> > separately.

> > >

> > > I do hope this this shall have proved helpful; anything

which

> > applies to " seniors "

> > > under federal law at this time, still applies to those on

> Social

> > Security Disability

> > > Income.

> > >

> > > Love to all on all my favorite lists,

> > > n Rojas

> > >

> > >

> > >